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The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
A STRS TICKS FOR 1883,

In 1888 1t would be firstrS idea
to nominS MS a candies for the office
of Chief MsglstrS, JOHN Sherman,
who represents the grS StS of Ohio
in the U. S. Sen6.-Eaton Register.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
PRAIRIE NANCE.

lTcH, and Scratches OF every kind
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
X HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
WARNING ORDER.

IN Tho MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT-IN
CIIANCERY. TO MAY TERN, 1857.
g. A Stephenson Plaintiff,
Sarah Il. stephen on. Defendant.
The nonresident defendant, Sarah y. Ste
phenson. Ia warned t. appear In this tour
within thirty days, and answer the complaint Vi
the plaintiff, q. A stephenson.
HUGH X. MCVEIGH,
This Feb u 1881. Cler's CT CT.
II NJ Mcveigh. Atty for Plaintiff.
q, \. Ssmmes, Airy for nonresident De
PENDANT
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19

or she has the very best the world
affords. SEE ADVERTISEMENT ON
ANOTHER PAGE OF THIS PAPER.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK June q, 1879.

LITTLE Rock, Ark June q, 1879.
Mcssrs W, NJ AKIN & co,
Evansville, Ind.
For the benefit ofull pcrsons living In malnri
al parts of the country, take great pleasure IL
recommending IT Armisteads Aguc Tonic,
having used the same myself and famll' and
recclied 20 mach benefit iroin .he san'c, / am
airs, living witness TO liz merits, aud can moi
say too much in its lavur.
Very respt ctiully,
a. KING.
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G,LATiA, 1LLs., June 2ith 1851.
W. NJ AKIN & co Evansville, Ind:
Gentlemen-sirs:
have been selling Afmis
leads Agde Tonic for four years and | can say
i is the best Ague aud Fever Cure / ever sold
! have been selling Asue Medclnts for fort,
years.
Yours respectfully.
z 5. WHEELER, I'd.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-19
MANHOOD
and
Sexual Power
By the use Of
NERVITA!

Thousands Of eases o' Nervous Debility,
ment-l aud physical weakness lost manhood,
nervous prO-tration, results OF indiscrelions,
cXcessis or any cause, cured bJ Nervita M
remedy ever offered to the afflicted has met
Wi.ii sucu Unprecedented success II hes No
cqna Tor curing all forms OF NERVOUS WASH,
kNlAU-TtOS, DEBILITY oR DECAr. Its bcns-
i,ial -, cts are imm cdiaiely percepiible; IN
a iew weeks after C mmencing It's use \ frelinH
of renewed vigur and strength is apparent. "
fleets prompt aud radical cure, and 4. the
onlS safe and "ifc.iual remedy known for cur
Ing all forms of NeIvous Debility from any
cause. lis effects nrr perma: mt. No matter
,"w aggravated your case. h-w many reme-
dic- " have tried, or how many doctors have
oilcI Nhrn the disease has bafued thu
skill of he ahi",i phy sicinns. when melancholy
and despair hayc token the place Of hope and
lhe world looks blank and dreary, Ncrvita
viii inspire new lie and permar rontly cure
bot, aud mind II IN cascs cured hy its use
~ 1884. strIX iaith that h. viii cure every
'ssr prumpts mr to send atrial package oa
receipt Of 10 srnts for postage, etc. Name
his paper
Dls \ q. oLIN. Box ZAP, Chicago. III.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21
"iGZCELLENCE

Without extravaganza.
That is the whole thing in
q nut shell; Just what We
have been and are striving
to give you in Clothing.
Every one vents just as
good IS they can get, but
few wsnt to pay as much
as some will cha g. for 1t.
II you want a new Suit
made, make On inspection
of our selections fer Spring
Suits, and We feel sure we
can please you in at and
workmanship. In Rea5y-
Made Clothing we are
stocked completely with
the New Styles OF Mems,
Boys and Children's Clo.h.
ing, which needs only your
examination to prove that
they are away down in
price for cash An elegant
assortment of Prince Albert
Suits for young men, which
we think will surprise you.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21
Alexsnder's Dilemma.

The civilized world has had great
reason to regret the recent attempt to
take the life OF Alexander III, Gear OF
Russia. Since he has been emperor he
has shown himself to be mild, patient,
hard-working sovereign, desirous OF
having good government and solicit
Gus for thu welfare and happiness of
his people. He had right TO believe
that he was respected and beloved by
his subjects, for he had not been aus
tere nor harsh In his treatment of
them. But about the time that he
thought that all the resentments and
bad feeling against his father had died
out an attempt was made to take his
life as he was riding along the
street, by student who threw bomb
In the shape of book beneath his
coach. Had 1t exploded the Gear
would have been assassinated In the
broad open streets of st. Petersburg.
We are not surprised that the Gar
should have cried when he was told Of
the narrow escape he had from being
blown up. Here WAS an element
amongst his people that he had been
trying to conc!liate, but all his forts
had been In vain, and the unwelcome
reality dawned upon him that nothing
but the stern reign Of iron rule would
preserve peace In Russia. Bat his
thoughts were forced to run out beyond
his own empire, vast rs 1t was, and the
horrible thought dawned upon him that
nothing would prevent an uprising oil
his own people agains. even his mild
sway, but the stern realities OF war with
other nations. He has upon his hand q
q people who present the strange
anomaly OF never being at peace unless
they are at war. There really seemi
no other course for Alexander to pur-
sue In order to unite his own people
than to place himself at the head OF 81
army and add Bulgaria to his realm,
with as much more territory as the oc.
cssion will permit. Last Mondays at
tempt at assassination will enable the
war party OF Russia to urge the Gear to
the occupation of Bulgaria as the one
act by which he can rally to bis sup
port and protect his personal safety by
becoming the head of the national ad.
vance, and such counsels are only tor
likely to be followed by man whose
life 10 In daily danger, from hidden
mines that may at any nom snt bt
sprung, or from . bomb, toy I'm the
hands Of an innocent looking schoo
boy, but that when thrown noAtoc
bunglingly, as was the case last MIN
dsy, carries death and destruction IN
Is course.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21

NOBODY CAN approve the attempt to
burn the Western Union Telegraph
Office because there is keno den In 1t,
but 1t 10 . gentle reminder that those
who own the property should keep the
dens out oft. IL must not be inferred
either that the author Of the fire was
the beart-broken wife Of some gambler.
1t Is not often such persons resort TO
such desperate means Of revenge. They
az q general rule pine away In misery
and die gamblers wives. More likely
1t was the malicious a,t Of some victim
OF keno who had lost his all. But no
matter who 1t was, the den should be
broken up, exterminated. M man or
woman's reputation is safe In com
munity OF gamblers, and Saturday
nights sequel shows that neither is
property safe.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21

MAYOR = .rrIxn. 'ot PhiIaaslphis,
having ap' dated sx.MAyor william 9.
ssokeey' o. the head OF the Depart
men; q Pablo Safety, the gamblers
Peg Avtng the city - rats leave .
sanH ~ ship. They know that Mr.
DO 1eacy has NO fAvors to ask OF them,
" d whom he says "get" they have got
" axo. No Mayor Of Philadelphia ever
hnd gambling % nearly broken up In
xoat city "a he had, and new when
: he IL put In position whore his especial
business will be 70 check and extermin-
ats crime, the gamblers, like Co..
. Hcotys coon are calling ont, us that
you, Mr.. Stokeley?" "Yss." swell
. then, don't shoot, we'll come down."
= But the diffi guilty Is that these gam.
" blers are coming right down to VII
mipgton, whore they can ply the ne
fArious calling with - much aiAcrity
:. aud profit - they did In PhilAdeiphiA.
:, With passenger tralus running back and
!, forth every hour the Philadelphia kent
!. dens will be easily reached In viii
~ mington. 1t 10 said that with view
- J. OF emigrating to Wilmington lArg
y. dele aation Of gamblers are to visit tn
p Delaware Legislature to-day to operAt
), against the bill now pending before thu
body to provide the easy facilities TO
-. breaking up gambling. The member
:. Of our Legislature may higgle owe
10 constitutional reform measures, bu
- there should be none over this NOR
~ important moral reform. II the Lsgis
'" lasure will but put the bill throug
-, n.omptly that Is before them, thes
rso Keno birds OF passage, when they leav
70 Philadelphia. can be passed on to som
more unfortunate city that has mad
-. no provision for their reception.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21
WANAM Ala ER'S.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, March Il. 1887.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. March Il. 1887.
Only for ladies': say "wo-
men," for that's the best
word to use. Not a man
interested except where he
pays the bills, then particu-
larly interested in this.
The story OF the shoes;
how one-third of the price
comes off for a few days.
The changes in the man
agement of our Shoe De-
partment made a furry with
many manufacturers who
had been carrying an excess
of stock to fill our orders
Not desiring the stock in ex-
cess of our wants, we would
only take it under some con-
cessions. Though perfect
in every respect, ar d of the
exact kind OF warranted
goods that we have been
having all along, we are not
ready or willing to overload.
Then came a proposition OF
rebate because the amount
was too large for the manu-
facturer to hold.
We took the goods at his
own offer, and now set them
apart here to be sold just as
we bought them, spick, span
new as they are, at the
tumble-down price. 1t will
be only this particular lot
and after it is disposed O
the prices I'll go back to the
old rates-about one-thirc
higher, and low enough a
that.
We gave these particulars
on Saturday; give then
again that you may GU
them out and send to friends
may do them a service i,
that way:
1-Ladies' Finest imported French Kid
hand sewed welt and hand stitched GU
side medium heel and latest Philade
pnia square toe. Nearly all sizes fror
! to Z. Widths, AA. A, B, c, d and /
An elegant shoe
Regular price, 81. so.
This lot, 1925.
2-Ladies' Pebble Goat, hand-sewed, Blu
ton, made from choice stock and we
finished; dressy and durable. Sizes, 2 I
Z. Widths, AA, a, B, c, d, E:
Regular price, "a 90.
This lot, $3.50.
Ladies' French Kid, button, full han,
, sewed, Philadelphia last, square toe;
, stylish boot. Nearly all zas from 2
. I. Widths, IA, A, B, d and e;
:, Regular price $500.
This lot $500
ladies Finest Tampico Pebble Goa
button, hand-sewed welt and han,
slit ,hed outsole; a fine shoe for all pu
poses. Ali sizes and widths;
J Reg ular price, 1850.
This lot, S3.41.
, 5-Ladies' Mat Kid Top, straight goa
foxed, button, Waukenphast, han
sewed and made of the finest sto,
throughout. A shoe for easy walkin
Sizes, 2 TOT. Widths, AA, A, B, c,
and K;
Regular price, 81 90.
This lot, SIS 90.
6-Lades' Serge Top, imported Fren,
} kid, foxed, genuine hand sewed.
light, dressy and cool shoe for spriI
, and summer wear. Sizes, 2 to
Widths, AA, A, B c, D and E;
Sold regularly at $500
This lot $500.
t-7-Ladies' Mat Kid Top, straight goa
foxed, button shoe, full hand sewe
square toe, faultless in style and qualit
Sizes, 2 to Z. Widths, IA, A, B, C,
| and E;
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21
Washshs { osl''s@' sh's'
JAN. seTM. 1857.
Trains viii leave Wilnin&tcn - 0ADwe
SUNDAY TRAlNB.


trains viii leave WilninGson - iolsws
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia tsxpressl, 2 GO, = ato'
: =. ii 81 8. m, . %, = and % 2. n
Hcoommodation, 80 g m- nle' IN,
X Tor S q Z s.sprsss,, IN, ma. ass
=. Haosco % h . - .. M, Il 10, ia $50
= For mi Nov York tssprsss,. 800. az 80.
Z 20, II 81 .. m, %, S22, SIS, W ana
v Fof west Chester. Va Lamekin, ssos. n
IF For I Oa q Charles. Old Point Comfort an
Norfolk IL o. night. ,,
For New castle. Middletown, Olastoi
Dover, Harrington. Seaford Laurel ans
Delmar, II o. night.
Baltimore ana Warrington, Ss, ~ ~
10 Os q. m. Il 60, $3.50 and u p. m IAN
more, 70, II II night.
Leave Fhiladeiphia, Broad street, iof W
nipgtsn (express), II %. 8 20, 70, 10, IL
. M, Q 81, IL 20. and II = p. m.
Accommodation, SIS, 10 - .. M, II ~ "
y For I furthsr Information passenger are Z,
ferrod tc the ticket once at the m.suon.
TRANS marked thus (s)Are r..sfted oxprss
J. 4. WOOD.
usnsess Passenger Agent.
OHAxIus Il rusH 9snsrAl MAnAxs1.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21
BEE HIVE"
400 Market Street.
OPENING OF
NEW DRESS GOODS

Every day. Sixty-six pieoes|
Dress Goods that have the ap-|
pearance Of agent ones; our)
price for them is 8 cents a yard.
"A good looking dress for a lit
tie money; comment is un-
necessary. For 50 cents we are
showing eight different styles OF
new colorings and weaves. All
new goods.
A large stock OF finer goods
up to SI.65 a yard. Our stock
OF Black Goods is complete, from
cheap cashmere to fine silk warp
henriettas.
One small case OF Cashmere
Mixtures, 3o-in., ought to bring
37% cents. Take this lot away
at ~ cents yard; eight yards
for SI.76; a very cheap dress.
We are selling very freely a
French Lawn, 40 in. wide, EN-
broidered on the edge, for white
aprons; six different patterns
from 80 to IS cents a yard
Seeing them means buying one
or more; they are decidedly new
Oriental Lace in different pat.
terns-25, cent goods-and thi:
is the first lot we were evel
able to obtain to sell for IS cents
| seven inches wide; think Of it
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21
RALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE In EFFECT, JAN. 30. 1881
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST HOvJND.

EASTbOUND:
PhIis, modation, daily ..8.0oA. IA
Phila. Accommodation, daily ....e.30 A. ID.
Western Express, daily...... ...1lA3 A. d
Phiia. Accom- modation, daily .....s.l6 z. d
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... 90 r. ID
Phila. Accommodation, daily.....o.30 p. N.
Phil. Accommodation, daily 800 p. d.
Chicago Limited, daily ...l2.ea A. ID.
Local freight with passenger coaches at
tached leaves Delaware ave. station dsily,
except sunday. Ct LII p. m; arrives In
Poiladelphia at a.2b p. N. Stop at all sta
lions.
WEST-BOUND:
Chicago limited, daily ...........Tl6 A. NJ
Arrives Chicago 11.l0 next morning. Thit
train does not take Baltimore passengers.
Cincinnati Limited, dAily........ L.3o A. n.
Arrives Cincinnati T.Ab A. M. st. Isouii
go p. M. next day.
On icago and St. Louis Express,
Local freight with passenger coaches AZ
tached leaves Delaware ave. station daily,
except sunday, at $40 .. M; arrives In q an
ton at 3.45 p. m. Stops ct all stations.
FOR LANDENBEK0, 800 A. M. and
90 P. M, daily. $50 p. M. daily, except
Sunday.
Trains leave Market Street station:
For Philadelphia 80 A. M, IS A. M
and 2A5 p. NJ. daily. For Baltimore Q o.
A. NJ, daily, except Sunday. For Landen
berg So A. M. and 2ls p. M, daily. To(
q. m. and 90 p. M, daily except Sunday.
Through tickets can be secured and Sleep
ing car berths reserved by applying to h.
A. Miller, agent, delaware avenue depot.
W. IRWIN, OK. LORD.
Superintendent 0enr Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21
NJ p DAM
lVs d

8. r. cor. S".,l
III Ai rAK 2 me ,ss e suis d
tisie known lo or, NV nIost
Hca rseuess, ''of h, a Isossss =.
Uatarrhp, and All a, a., = 'sbould
FOR sale by u u; ., streeE.
avenue and pury ,,oO. Ms's.'s
H 3. T. mpsiiiiw'orln,,. r%SF'Iin%sIai''1
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21
WILMINGTON 4 NORTHERN R.K

WHINE EsaTON 4 NORTHERN R.k
Time table in effect Jan. GARD, 1887. Trains
leave Wilmington French st.eot) as follows
For Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna. Spring
field, Waynesburg junction, Manor, Potts
willie, Tanaqua, Allentown. Lebanon, Wer.
and Reading X. h., 100 q. m. and 2l6 p. m
For Gainesville. Embreeville, Lenape
Uhadd's Ford and DuPont's and intorme
diate points, 100 Q. m.> 2 10, and b6 D. m.
For West Chester, 7 90 .. m. AS, and 4.H
p. m.
For New Bridge and intermediate points,
10 p. m. Except on Saturday, whom train
will leave at so p. m.
A. u. MoCAUSLAND, l.. A. BOWER,
Superintendent. GEM Pass. Ag't
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21

Sid regularly ct % 90.
~r "A RI

This lot, $3.50. |
'-Ladies' Finest French Kid. hand
stitched welt, button boot; made on
strsight French last. Very stylish and
something new. SiEes,3 TOT. Widths,
"A, A, B, G, D and &;
Price regularly, $3.50.
This lot, $500. Il
9-Lsdies' French Kid Button Shoe, full
hand sewed; made on Philadelphia
square toe last. One Of the best styles. /
Sizes, Q to e.. Widths, AA, A, b, Y,
Dand z;
Regular price, % 90.
This lot $3.50
10-Same style as 0; only made on round,
opera toe lest.
11-AnotheF French Kid Button Shoe,
hand welt and stitched outsole; same
shoe as style 1 only made on opera box
toe last. Nearly all sizes and widths;
Sold regularly at $3.50.
This lot, IS 25.
Be a little patient if your
turn doesn't come on the
instant. Salespeople a re
plenty for the space.
Market stro,t front, west OF ARCADE
Tomorrow we shall have
something Of special interest
to say Of Women's and
|Children's Cambria and
Muslin Underwear. There's
been much stir among those
things Of late, but all Of it
hasn't been because of NOV
ing into a lighter, roomier.
aiiier, easier-to-get-at-plac
Stufs have been coming In
like great snow drifts.
tWhiteness and brightness
by the carload in dainty un-
ider things for mamma, the
jgirls and the babies. Look
lout tor them.
Chestnut street front, east Of Arcade.
A Chestnut street window
full OF the pretty, piquant
French Sateens. Some of the
colorings, some OF the de-.
signs, you can find nowhere
else. Exquisite exactness in
1.-THE printing. Plenty of ran.
dom, here-and-there, slap
dash work on these SHIN
imering stuffs, but it isn't in
1.-THE printing. Not a color
Iawry, not a tint amiss. The
Ijumble's always in the fig
ures; half the charms some
times in the tumble. 375
cents. That's for the new
est OF the pretties.
Last circle, northwest of centre.
! A happy thought that to
! print whole story in each
number of a magazine; a
long story such as you are
used to get in chapters
, Only a wideawake magazine
would have thought of it
: 1t was a wideawake one
LibblucoH's. And su c h
!, stories! The new idea came
in with a whoop with Hab-
berton's Brueton's Bayou
Twas setting a high mari
!. for whoever followed. There
! was no question about tn.
y Bayou, but what of wha
: was to come?
They've been coming o
the Habberton grade once ;
I month ever since (only
few months), and here's tn
a April number with Edga
:, Fawcett's Douglas Duane
Il Up to the mark? Plump
{, Crowds the mark if any
u thing
e And you get good maya
q zine besides this novel. N
II wonder the circulation Jumps
1t pays to be wideawake 2
IS cents; S. a year.
II Near Thirteenth street entrance.
It'll English decorated chan
s.; Der sets with slop jar Ss.5e
n without $3.50. A third III
der the common price.
~ Basement, northwest OF centre.
, ,1, You can have a COS
E. pretty home without a bisqu
figure in it; it'll be prettie
Il. for the figure. A luxury, b,
ell a Frightening, cheering lux
70 ury. Good bisque cost
you don't want poor bisqu
ID If you're thinking of GOO
to bisque figures now's. a goo
time to think hard. We'v
Clipped a quarter from Il
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21

LET THERE BE no more grade cross
ings within the limits OF the city of
Wilmington hereafter by railroads.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21

SPECIAL NOTICE. -All subscr ts,ers
10 either the Daily or Weekly Il x@UB.
LOAN, outside OF this CITY, xtho are
over one year in arrears. are sauestei
to for ward, without delay, tn amount
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21

The boiler In Baessler's saw-mill. at
Van Vert, Ohio. burst last Saturday,
killing two persons,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21
10. Robinson. Aut.

DUBLIO SALE Or vs h
hou ssholl and eiii's : h,
DO SOLD at Nc. 10 WEI re-, = n
" We Sins March gsd !, y N u
giant walnut bedroom ~ Nh
$,bo;l new folding te aa,',n,i.
easy chairs. plc!u e. !. "a Ia hs.s
ing utensils, tc.; hs'e ~, 'e
ofiice table, / offiee Vp'"
prese, etc. a. SON ,qa
l.. w, Stidham q sun
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21
PUBLIC,
AAf..l

.U Bile SALE J
H.. having sold THE NJ
~ Associaiio 1is fanu ~
ny residence, q will MIi y
dining the cit Athe ph,,.s
ON TU lof wiiniurs
At 1sDAr. aARcs
lone O'CLOCK. n. /.
No. o headot sooa ~
leed ! :; sorrei horse. -
kind . be sound and .va,aAI
In - Of harness. this nh
= LAY. bred from r@s,,ssaa
q = mare that could tro, y
Is very promising yo,n,
70 SUI auy one, '''"s we
NO. 2. Brown horse q
hands high; this horye IN
hoIse, a sure puiier. e,tr vi
mMer, and can pull ! men 4,
No. .. Gray horse, 70 y,,,,.,
| No. 4. Cry horse Ie,.
SHAFT horse, works In ali fl sint
No. 8. Brown horse Iliin ~
driver, can trot bnle ,'ssh
family horse, can be jrlyrn ~
ik!rte,n head OF cowt
ny day OF sale: the hJ
mixers; | extra stg., h.
from DuPont's hest str s,' y.
ewes. lhese G tes are so''pp,.
have lambs by DAY oI W.. .., va.
stock, AM qulei. a l,t
guineSs. ~ VI
| FARMING iNpiryyy,..
wagons AID carts, nil ~
beds, moving nachin~ s "
dump horse rake, l,r,eA NV
rows. cultiyators, shoyals IVY Wy
and y lot of slnsle and d,ab Nv \
brides, and milk eau. b"'
Iot OF = and 4 hole po.ts. n,,.
rails, ready for use a ia, N ~
that have been used NJ. Nv
posts, never been In the 49,,
anu straw. The goo. : VIII M
~ ! AZ, about to awe IN f,Ir's.
| TkRMs:-A credit Of non,.. !.
.bnna over. or 3 pcr ceai =
credit sums. -'"a
L. W. st,dham 4 Son, svsis
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21

~ WARMERS n
~ WARMERS
TWELFTH
TWELFTH
GRAND coNBlSu|
WlLMINtThs. na
FRIDAY, APRlLMd
10 O'CLOCK
.ENTRIES 81 esR N,l,I
Catalogues on application,
" floR n.
From
NEW JhRaFY,
Eastern sHoRR.
DEL WAhECOlNr
CllE>rEN CUM
PENlssuLAJ
CuMBERLlI
The latter comprise sillbs1
SELECTION. and the rhof \
an assortment that any cne hi
can find one to suit hath IN M
OUR Bl'll.DlyN1
are especially ior this plrss|
ends and sides, so bnyef al N
motion on the trace wlihg. N
the " ather. ifdSy ,hoaisa
VIII be heated. WIN
Nla}
u P,sN
ml9-i2t Broad aal Chfffys M
Daily Republican., 1887-03-21
HukilI g. Lank, AuctA


DURLIO S.ALt- Y !. i i,as,
pubic sale at me d ~,
trev lie. Chrlttians Nd n1
MONDAY, Mhhca
at one e'clOss'p '
Forty head of fresh 90 y.
sprirgsrs and some s.s', N
I'his lot OF COVE h!s os .'s,a
with great care; mosl INV XII D
and largo, and are wlt's KIN,
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